Tyson Foods reports that the novel coronavirus outbreak has greatly slowed chicken and pork exports to China. According to Tyson CEO Noel White, exports are currently backed up at Chinese ports, but is confident that once the outbreak is contained the logistical disruptions will cease. Archeologists are currently uncovering a historic burial ground at the…
Stay “in the know” about all the great events going on around Arkansas. AY’s Publisher, Heather Baker, will tell you what the hot spots are this weekend. Thursday, Feb. 20 What: Brown Bag Lunch Lecture: The Two Herbert Dentons Where: Old State House Museum When: 12-1 p.m. Little Rock native Herbert Denton Jr. was a…
One Arkansas classic is getting some well-deserved national recognition. The Lassis Inn of Little Rock has been recognized by the James Beard Foundation as one of its “America’s Classics.” Since 1998, the foundation has recognized some of the best regional restaurants throughout the United States. Writer John T. Edge announced the honor via…
The Russellville City Council plans to vote on a proposed ordinance prohibiting sales of recreational marijuana in the city. This is apparently a preliminary, preventative ordinance, only coming into effect in case the state votes to legalize recreational use of cannabis. Either way, addressing an issue that does not yet exist is definitely a great…
This week, we’re going all in on the Pasta Bucket List, sponsored by Graffiti’s Restaurant! AY About You Magazine Publisher Heather Baker and KARK host DJ Williams made the trip across the Arkansas River to visit a North Little Rock favorite that happens to serve up some of the finest pasta in Arkansas. “We…
Food is a labor of love – just look at the passion that chefs pour into their food. With the rise of “foodie culture,” many modern diners increasingly are demanding the culinary experiences that previously were reserved for spots like New York City, London and Tokyo. Now, more chefs can unleash their creativity, providing a…
Dining at One Eleven at the Capital Hotel will be an exclusively morning affair for the time being. The hotel’s executive chef Joel Antunes has reportedly departed the position. As a result, the restaurant has reduced its mealtimes to only breakfast and Sunday brunch. It will serve patrons Monday through Saturday from 6:30 a.m.…
Early voting starts today in Arkansas. Check here for information on registration and absentee ballots, and if you live in Pulaski County, see here for a list of early voting locations. The Harvest House of Cannabis opened today, becoming Little Rock’s first medical marijuana dispensary. The Boy Scouts of America filed for bankruptcy in response to…
Last week, it was announced that Little Rock’s La Madeleine location would be shutting its doors for good. Luckily for central Arkansas gourmands, La Madeleine’s former building won’t stay vacant for long. According to signage placed in front of the West Markham Drive location, Lulu’s Seafood Kitchen, a Little Rock seafood joint, stands to…
A federal court of appeals upheld the lower court’s ruling that Arkansas’ work-requirement for Medicaid benefits was “arbitrary and capricious.” Governor Asa Hutchinson hopes that the U.S. Supreme Court will review the ruling. 18,000 Arkansans lost Medicaid benefits after the state instituted the work requirement, their future is unclear. Presidential hopeful/former New York City mayor…
